Money Movers 3: Guard Duty flips the series on its head—you’re not breaking out, you’re shutting breakouts down. It’s a tight puzzle-platformer where you tag-team a grumpy security guard and his speedy K9 to outsmart inmates across trap-loaded levels. The guard handles the muscle—pushing crates, holding levers, blocking routes—while the dog squeezes through vents, nabs keys in tiny spaces, and barks to stun runners for a clutch second. Mastering that rhythm is the whole game.

How it plays
You swap between characters on the fly and route them like a two-lane traffic puzzle. One opens paths; the other slips through before a door timer shuts. Cameras sweep in cones, pressure plates trigger elevators, and linked switches demand clean timing. Controls are simple (move, jump, interact), but the real skill is planning the order of actions so nobody gets trapped on the wrong side of a gate.

What’s cool
Levels teach you gently, then stack mechanics: moving platforms beside camera cycles, doors that need to be held, and inmates who bolt the second they see daylight. Inputs are snappy, so you can set slick two-step plays—park the guard at the choke, sprint the dog through a vent to ping a switch, swap back, intercept the escape. When a plan lands perfectly, it feels like solving a speedrun puzzle you built yourself.

Tips (from too many retries)
Scout with the dog first. Learn camera timings and safe tiles before committing the guard.
Herd, don’t hurry. Use corners and ladders to funnel inmates into bark range—one clean stun beats three messy chases.
Create time. If a route feels impossible, you’re missing a switch or a smarter crate placement that buys an extra second.

Related games to keep your stealth-brain buzzing:
Money Movers — see the original duo-in-crime from the other side.
Bob the Robber 2 — sneaky locks, patrols, and timing-heavy routes.

Ready to lock it down? Play Money Movers 3: Guard Duty and more on Classroom Center G.

MONEY MOVERS GUARD DUTY is free to play on Classroom Center G. It loads fast, runs in your browser and works on school Chromebooks — perfect for a quick 5–10 minute break.